My Wife and I Switched Bodies

In the end, the male and female protagonists got together. When they slept, they could experience the feeling of their own gender as well as the feeling of the opposite sex. Oh ho!

I feel like it's good enough for the female lead to sing and appear on variety shows now. She shouldn't go and act in movies or TV shows. Otherwise, it's too disgusting to see her kissing, hugging, and being lifted up by other men.

Are there really any celebrities in the entertainment industry who remain untainted by its corrupting influence? Those who are cunning and kind-hearted will find it difficult to survive.

Yes, swapping clothes is a common theme. However, the author doesn't focus on the various discomforts after the transmigration; scenes like bathing, which other authors often describe in detail, are only briefly touched upon. The two quickly adapt and handle their work together. Other books feature protagonists who write songs and make games, giving the impression that the main characters are too greedy. This provides a reasonable explanation, and overall it's good.

The previous post was deleted; it felt a bit slow.

Whether it's the song or the game, after a dozen or twenty chapters of buildup, the climax is barely over before the next project begins. The romance between the male and female leads actually makes up two-thirds of the content; the entire story is just forced sweetness and saccharine displays of affection, making it unbearably cloying. It's suitable for following along, but not for reading in one go.

I strongly advise against writing about how shareholders are anxious about the falling stock price and how they are taking a series of actions to stabilize it. In our stock market, there are many shareholders who short their own company's stock price.

Up to chapter 190, the male and female leads were always busy with their own things, and they had very little time to spend together. Or rather, the author described their careers in great detail, but glossed over their daily relationship. It has no major flaws and is watchable, but it doesn't have that compelling urge to keep watching. Overall, it's neither enjoyable nor worth abandoning.

The movies being made these days are mostly well-known, and you're just repeating that in the article; it's too superficial.

Why would Lei Jun seek out the lead actor over a game distribution issue? If someone simply wants to be a game distributor, it's unlikely someone of Lei Jun's stature would be meeting with the lead actor.